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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76184-3ection of archaeological investigation, research, and restoration of sites in the Republic of Korea (ROK). It focuses on the activities of the of National Research Institute Cultural Heritage (NRICH, 1969–present), the centralized bureaucracy in charge of planning, budgeting, and developing conserva

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Orthotopic Urinary Diversion in Women,odern era. Mongolia’s unique geographical position in the heart of eastern Eurasia constitutes a nexus of cultural interactions, the innermost space of a great Venn diagram of overlapping spheres of culture development, most especially the Chinese, Siberian, and larger Central Asian realms. While th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23817-3 the modern era. Though an appreciation of the ancient past has long existed for the Vietnamese, the professional pursuits of archaeology began during the French colonial period in the late nineteenth century. Archaeological research has undergone various phases throughout the past century, periodic

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W. Rebel,T. Bertsch,G. Bode,H. Bleuel in Cambodia, beginning in 1968, and its first graduates were forced to confront a series of complications: social unrest, civil wars, and lootings. In the 1990s, National and international efforts revived and trained a new generation of archaeologists. The setting in which this new generation pract

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